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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement touts Mille Emulsion as a solid emulsion that relieves indigestion and stomach trouble within a day. It markets appetite restoration, strength, and suitability for weak children, urging six bottles per user under guarantee and noting widespread availability. The copy ends with a satirical line about ammunition backfire.
An advertisement touts “four ounces of rad Salts” mixed in water to flush and stimulate kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and prevent backache. It claims the product cleans kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and promotes overall urinary health with ample water intake.
Old style advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for backache sciatica and rheumatism. It promises fast relief after applying a small amount to the sore area and claims harmless ingredients with no skin burning. The copy also includes a garbled note about hair dye and infant remedy references.
A period piece praises Tangible dressmaking skill, noting Tat ylar protections and cit izen fashions. It extols child attire from babies to teens, praising professional designers for practical yet charming outfits. A plain chambray dress for girls eight to thirteen is highlighted, with cross bar tucks, small pearl buttons, and a white organdie collar praised as a masterwork.
Women seek value and avoid profiteers buying extravagance. Practical frocks gain favor as they offer versatility, freshness, and lasting style. A black and white silk dress with white taffeta detailing demonstrates a simple yet snapful design adaptable in dark blue or beige.
F J Chamberlain recounts leaving for Alberta in 1916 with $143, a wife and five children. He rented land, built a home, and expanded to 820 acres, with horses, cattle, machinery, and crops. He mirrors other settlers who found wealth through farming, stock, and hard work in Manitoba and Western Canada.
An old newspaper clipping promotes Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross and states the tablets are safe and authentic. It mentions prescriptions by physicians, unbroken packages, and broad relief from headaches toothaches and other pains, with pricing and distribution details. It also includes Canadian agent information and unrelated notes about health and household products.
An old column promotes S S S as the blood cleanser for rheumatism claiming lotions or tonics fail. It urges removing the cause by cleansing the blood and asserts S S S has helped many sufferers, advising readers to get bottles at their drug store and contact a medical director in Atlanta, Georgia.
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